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Just as I finished my post about Safari yesterday TUAW posted that Saft had been updated to work with the new Safari 3 beta.
That’s the nice thing about betas, it gives developers time to work with their application and get it to work new versions of software. That way it should (hopefully) work when Apple releases a final version!
You can download the newly updated Saft here.
Now I realize if you’re reading this, you may not exactly be the “PC type,” but it seems that there are some common…
If you bought an iPad and need support, a good place to start is your iPad! Apple has a user guide on their…
If you’re looking to develope some web applications for the iPhone then iPhoney can help you out. It’s a small application that looks…
Ok, ok, so this is cut and pasted directly out of their press release, which can be read in it’s entirety here: http://www.parallels.com/en/news/id,9598…
Mikhael installs a Hammerhead antiglare screen protector on an iPad, and lets us know how he does it. This awesome screen protector allows…
Let me ask you a few questions: Do you have a digital camera? How many megapixels does your camera shoot? How many years and how many photos do you have on your computer? Now imagine this… tomorrow morning you wake up and turn your computer on. It boots slower than normal and all you see is a flashing question mark on a gray screen. Your heart drops and you start to think about all of the memories that made up your iPhoto library.
The purpose of all this is to get you thinking about how many pictures you take every week and what would happen if one day you lost all of them. Could be 10 days or 10 years of photos; either way your losing all of those precious memories. Your best solution is to backup your files. The key to a true backup is to have your files in two places. My suggestion is to purchase a pair of identical external hard drives. Several hard drive units ranging from 250 gigabytes to 2 terabytes are becoming more and more affordable.
Click here to see Small Dog’s selection of external hard drives.
When you’re finished with your photo shoot, birthday party or vacation, store your photos on your computer and then back it up to your external hard drive. It may also be good to store your external hard drive in a different location than your computer and pull it out once a week to backup your new work. I like to go one step further and backup my backup. My setup includes my MacBook which is backed up onto an external hard drive which is then mirrored to a second external hard dive. This allows me to delete some photos off my MacBook to free up space while still leaving my photos on two different locations.